Polaris Industries will pay a record $27.25 million civil penalty to the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) to settle two 2016 late-reporting claims involving defective recreational vehicles ...
LOS ANGELES--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The national law firm Baron & Budd announced it is currently investigating claims regarding a potential defect in certain Polaris Ranger, Ace, and RZR off-road vehicles.
Polaris is advising owners of certain General and RZR side-by-side vehicles to stop driving them immediately as it pursues a recall over steering wheel issues. The recall concerns certain RZR XP 1000, ...
The RZR XP900 is a hard act to follow. With its superb suspension and surprising power, the XP900 is a lot of fun in the dunes, rocks, or dirt. But, because of its width, the 900 can't play in the ...
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